... the-greateist dilicvalty li: could speak. Mr. Evans asked him ithie wisbed to niake tiny disposition of his property ; lie said, ?? ?? Mrs. Green to baveal the stotik, improvemeits, &c. antd thene said be would speak more to morrow. le sees askiied by ...

... Jackaman titlan proceeded-after Ranson was fully c(on-. victed lie sent otne of tite ('onstaisles to state lie wished to speak to hlihn alone, prisoner ?? expressed his desire to confess the whole, but was cautioned by Mr. J.. Elizabeth Stevens, wife ...

... tihe money, and said , pray do it speak oS it, ond lieewitness, 1tderlsood that th e prisoner, tiit lie II-ad had the moni y 2 of' 3 h e prisoner sai ot witness if lie did not tilitilfully prinjoni lie would no speak or it lie, would ent his throat, ...

... At the present moment, they must lie ed of the vary first claracter, and that orIV to a linsite( to extetnt; and I think, speaking of myself, if I had a ne larger capital, I ?? have booght wheat more of freely at the present prices; and I believe other ...

... exeitiolis of, llf(' pelafifis fl1'f'1, perfft II stacks alfil atutaies im litri h~ulsa i 'gtes~l C ffiu hei. W,1e c~infat speak to irphihly (iff the ihacrity fehiclio Seemaedi f Ilfil~we pr Solis oh'a~l rlank to pot tilie ilrlia's iiithi'i, ifmonflifpffl ...

... taking a very inactive hlar t. J. Roper one of the contlables who had prisoner In cuetidy, heard hint say 6 lamn lme if I speak anothier word, had rather be ?? titan live. For the prisouter W illiatti Ranmpling. said lie called the prisonerot of h'2is ...

... leaneld over the bar to speak t? solne one who wvt ?? himn. vhich tie did' in ?? utrl nianner; Soo. alter lie p:issed Illut, ho w50 ott his righit, and leained over itwards tie box whelit our Reporier -eas, and sai(l, ?? I wish to speak a wora to one of the ...

... were at dinner er beele, Win. Corder tuid bim nhe would give him a I£. If he wonld cut bis (Corder's) throat he seerned to speak ?? laalghitlgly5. Lee, tile police officerfian ImamwbethI-streetiwcnt to the prisoller'ss houseat Ealin, and told him, lie ...

... do I recollect mentioning the eircumstance to my husband. When examiled by the Jury at IIquest, the first time, I did not speak of this conversatIoisn. mentioned it on . another om'aslen to ?? Creswell, a magistrnte, when I -vws exomined oln oath ; but ...

... Ne ,wa then led round th cotirt-jard, ndu shook hands with every prisoner, ihrough the bars oftheir yards-he endepvoured to speak, bututtered only inarticulate moans. Most of the prisoners were affected; one man wae unable to contain hin'elf and turned ...

... prisoner, overtook him, and fnund thehandkerrchief upo lhim. The pri oner said nothing ihe his defeance, and called no 6ne to speak to his eliaracter-3 mouths imprisonment and hard ilabour, ani during that period to be privately whipped. Robeit Alitander ...

... that he was the witness of truth, not only that he came there with the intention of speaking what he knew, but they mtst be satisfied, that he had the means of speaking positively to the identity of the defendant. They would observe that when he put the ...